How to bartend

To become a bartender first you have to put yourself in a role where you can watch, learn from, and assist. You can supplement your on-the-job training with bartending school and other learning resources, but working in the service industry remains the best way to get close to the bar and to start building up knowledge. Keep reading to learn how to get started on the path to becoming a bartender. Here are the 6 tips on how to become a bartender.

Thinking about pursuing a career in bartending? Even if you only plan to tend bar for a short while, it's important to determine whether or not the job is a good fit for your skillset and personality. This article examines 15 aspects of bartending that many people fail to consider.

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Bartender cheat sheet.

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